HARRISON CENTRAL: Atkins 54 interception return (Madzia kick), :1.The first digital pocket watch was the invention of Austrian engineer Josef Pallweber who created his "jump-hour" mechanism in 1883. HARRISON CENTRAL: Fluharty 9 pass from Cassidy (Madzia kick), 1:12 HARRISON CENTRAL: Quito 8 run (Madzia kick), 7:48 HARRISONC CENTRAL: Rex 11 pass from Cassidy (Madzia kick), 1:17 INDIAN CREEK: McGee 1 run (kick fail), 5:37 The Wildcats have not defeated the Redskins at Kettlewell since collecting a 25-19 victory all the way back in a Week 7 matchup Oct. “I have to do a better job of getting our kids ready,” Connor said. The Wildcats defeated the Redskins, 12-7, last season at the Edison Unified Sports Complex on their way to qualifying for the playoffs. Meanwhile, Indian Creek is set to play Jefferson County rival Edison. We are going to start getting ready for Buckeye Local tomorrow.” “We still have a lot to play for,” Hayes said. The Panthers shut out the Huskies, 25-0, to secure a spot in the postseason. Harrison Central is slated to play Buckeye Local in the annual V.A.L.E.S. The Huskies were penalized 12 times for 100 yards.īoth teams are scheduled to end the regular season with rivalry games starting at 7 p.m. The Redskins fumbled the ball three times, losing one. Indian Creek quarterback Sal Barcalow completed 3-of-12 passes for 77 yards and three interceptions.Ĭaleb Bodo contributed one catch for 36 yards, Isaac Robinson chipped in with one catch for 25 yards and Kyle Schultz added one reception for 16 yards. Parker Hutton produced six catches for 87 yards, Rex recorded three catches for 68 yards and a touchdown and Kaden Jurosko collected one reception for 34 yards. Quito, who caught one pass for 12 yards, tallied 143 yards and two touchdowns to lead the way on the ground for the Huskies.Ĭassidy, who also ran five times for 37 yards, completed 12-of-19 passes for 210 yards and two touchdowns. You can either face adversity with fear or with faith. “When you get older, you are going to face adversity as a husband and as a father. We talked about mature and growing as a man and not just as a football player. “We had some good conversations this week,” Hayes said. Quito scored his team’s final touchdown, and Madzia kicked his sixth extra point to make the score 50-13 with 3:45 still showing on the scoreboard clock. McGee answered right back with his 48-yard scoring run on the first play of the ensuing drive, and Gavin Gross kicked the extra point to make the score 43-13 with 8:10 remaining in the game. Nico Worshum broke through the Indian Creek defense for a 46-yard touchdown, and Madzia’s extra point extended Harrison Central’s advantage to 43-6 with 9:16 left in the game. This time, Atkins scored on a 5-yard run, and Quito hauled in the 2-point conversion pass from Cassidy to make the score 36-6 with 2:15 left in the quarter bringing the running clock into play. Harrison Central tallied their fifth touchdown of the night in the third. Next, Alex Fluharty caught a 9-yard touchdown from Cassidy, and Madzia drilled the extra point increasing Harrison Central’s advantage to 21-6.įinally, Blake Atkins intercepted a pass and returned 54 yards for a touchdown, and Madzia drilled the extra point giving the Huskies a 28-6 lead with just 1.4 seconds remaining before halftime.
The victors recorded three touchdowns in the second to break the game open.įirst, Mykel Quito scored on an 8-yard run, and Madzia kicked the PAT making the score, 14-6, with 7:48 left to play in the quarter. Jace Madzia split the uprights with the extra point giving the boys in the white jerseys a 7-6 lead with 1:17 left in the quarter. Harrison Central’s first score came on an 11-yard pass from Hayden Cassidy to Tre Rex on 4th-and-goal. “We did not think here we go again,” Hayes said. McGee’s first touchdown put the Red-and-Gold on the scoreboard with 5:37 left in the first, however, the extra point attempt sailed wide right keeping the score at 6-0.
“He does run hard,” Connor said about McGee. McGee scored on a 48-yard run in the fourth.
McGee ran for 220 yards and two touchdowns to lead the way offensively for the boys from Jefferson County. The boys from Harrison County led 7-6 at the end of the first, 28-6 at halftime and 36-6 going into the fourth. Zion McGee opened the scoring with a 1-yard run to put the hosts on the scoreboard with less than six minutes left in the first quarter, however, the rest of the game belonged to the visitors. “They did,” Indian Creek (1-8) head coach Andrew Connor said. The Huskies finished drives, created big plays and forced four turnovers against the Redskins. Big plays and turnovers doomed Indian Creek.
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